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Neurological eye doctor Videos
- 1. Why See An Eye Doctor
- 2. Do neurology clinic VRT head eye exercises all
- 3. Do neurology clinic vestibular rehabilitation exercise 01 02 eye exercises all
- 4. New Insights Into 'The Mind's Eye'
- 5. Mark Borchert, MD, Neuro-Ophthalmologist in The Vision Center
Why See An Eye Doctor
do neurology clinic VRT head eye exercises all
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He is I and I is Him, slim with the tilted brim
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on 12 Aug 2013
Interesting approach, most exercises concentrate on linear movements on the
X & Y axis.
Mathos1
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on 13 Sep 2014
do vrt exercises even work?
do neurology clinic vestibular rehabilitation exercise 01 02 eye exercises all
New Insights Into 'The Mind's Eye'
SciShow explores a newly identified neurological condition, aphantasia, the inability to visualize things in your imagination, and gives tribute to Dr. Oliver Sacks, ...
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Women's Studies Textbook
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on 17 Nov 2015
Wow--this is scary. I'm and INTP and I think almost exclusively in terms of
logical progression maps and flow charts as well as 3/4 turned exploded
diagrams. I can't think of a single ailment I'd want LESS than Aphantasia.
That's like my own private version of the deepest circle of Hell (if I
believed in Hell). *shudder*
Transient Wayfarer
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on 14 Dec 2015
+Women's Studies Textbook I know what you mean. Most of my life happens in my head!
I get vivid intrusive thoughts which are images in my head that show
against my will, usually of stuff I'm afraid of happening/doing... Would
that be like the opposite of aphantasia? (Even though it's tied with
anxiety and such, a whole other story.) These scenes just pop in my head
without my permission, but there's a whole lot more knowledge in the fields
of things like that than there apparently is for aphantasia....
what a funny joke
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on 28 Jan 2016
+LivyLew42's Awesome Party of Videos those are intrusive thoughts that can be linked to anxiety. if i remember correctly, it is thought that they are a result of your brain attempting to predict situations in order for you to be prepared when they occur. but people with over active imaginations get them more often. its best to close your eyes, allow the thoughts into your head and realize how ridiculous it is for you to think they would ever happen. just ask yourself, would this ever actually happen? would i ever do this? and thats usually enough to get your brain to realize that its planning for something very unrealistic. they dont go away but you can get better at dealing with them. i suggest taking up art, writing or music or something along those lines and using those terrible thoughts to create dark and twisted forms of art.it really becomes much easier to deal with when you accept them as a part of you.
Bob Jones
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on 18 Oct 2015
Wait, people can conjure up taste and smell on demand? I know you can
remember what something taste or smell like but to conjure up the sensation
itself? Why would we need to eat anything that taste good at all then? So I
can just sit around one day and go, "You know what? I really feel like some
chicken right now" and then close my closes and go, "Mmmmm, that some damn
good chicken."
crazyguywithasword
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on 18 Oct 2015
It's different then that, you can kind of feel the taste, but not actually taste it, it's nothing like actually tasting something.
Iconoclast421
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on 23 Sep 2015
Aphantasia is a key target of new world order ideology. The ability to
visualize is being slowly eradicated from our species. One day it will be
gone. It is a scary thought for those of us who visualize a great deal.
Iconoclast421
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on 17 Oct 2015
By pushing video and demonizing both books and talk radio/ spoken audio. And also by chemically attacking the pineal gland with massive overdoses of drugs and vaccines. Some would argue the pineal gland serves a key role in major cognitive experiences, such as epiphanies, which occur out of basic visualization.
Hazy
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on 17 Oct 2015
+Iconoclast421 how do they make us lose it?
HybOj
commented
on 17 Sep 2015
if u suffer aphantasia, try curing it with moderate dose of lysergic acid
diethylamine
HybOj
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on 28 Jan 2016
+what a funny joke brain has many capabilities which are blocked/suppressed and L can unlock them.. ofc what I said about curing is just a theory, but if I had aphantasia and wanted to cure it, this would be the way
what a funny joke
commented
on 28 Jan 2016
+HybOj i dont think that would even work on people who have this disorder, since lsd can only use the capabilities your brain has.
Rob Fraser
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on 22 Sep 2015
+HybOj Fat Freddie's Cat approves.
Keith Barrett
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on 12 Sep 2015
I wonder how this disorder would effect one's ability to empathizes with
others.
LordShading
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on 10 Dec 2015
Yeah, same thing with me. Although when I see/smell/taste something that I've already experienced it I instantly remember what it is.
Huniepanda
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on 09 Dec 2015
+LordShading For me, I can't imagine taste, smells, or pictures. Whenever I close my eyes, it's just black. I never knew people actually see picture as they do with their eyes open until a few days ago
LordShading
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on 07 Dec 2015
It really depends on the severity of your condition. I believe I have quite the high degree of Aphantasia. I can't picture things in my head, nor tastes or smells, but I can conjure up sounds.If I'm talking with my friend over the phone I know what they look like, but at the same time I don't. I know all the details, but I just can put them together in my head.As far as I know my relationships with others are not really effected. Out of my friends I can notice someone I know in a crowd faster than any of them.
Hazy
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on 17 Oct 2015
+Keith Barrett 0
UnitZER0
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on 09 Sep 2015
Is there a condition which is the opposite of Aphantasia? A condition where
a person's imagination/simulation ability is so powerful they can construct
entire worlds within their mind, experience a four-course meal they've
never tasted, hear a symphony or opera they've never been to?
SuperChalm
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on 12 Oct 2015
+UnitZER0 I love that there are people like this...I think or are you just wondering if it is possible. If so then yes. I tend to go to a world being invaded by paratroopers and drop ships for fun. My crew and I always end up creating a resestince where I die jumping on a grenade lol
UnitZER0
commented
on 10 Sep 2015
+Zoe Gascoigne That sounds about right...
Wicked Ranger
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on 09 Sep 2015
Schizophrenia could be it
Mark Borchert, MD, Neuro-Ophthalmologist in The Vision Center
Dr. Borchert's research primarily focuses on the development of the optic nerve and its retinotopic connections in the tectum (part of the midbrain) and thalamus ...
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